Rethinking Contentment: After Losing My Home and Health, What Does that Word Mean?

We drain contentment of its meaning when we treat it as though it is a consolation prize or a place-holder for the thing we really want. Contentment is not about settling for a less-fancy version of something we've seen advertised on basic cable.

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Rethinking Contentment: After Losing My Home and Health, What Does that Word Mean?   We drain contentment of its meaning when we treat it as though it is a consolation prize or a place-holder for the thing we really want. Contentment is not about settling for a less-fancy version of something we've seen advertised on basic cable.   CONTINUE READING →

A Letter to the Christian Who Hasn't Been to Church In a While   Lindsey Maestas "I love Jesus, but I don't do church." This is the beginning of a conversation that I have had countless times with people of all different ages, backgrounds and experiences.   CONTINUE READING →

10 Signs You Love Money Too Much   Dawn Wilson To develop a healthy, biblical relationship with money, we must build on this truth: God owns us and everything we have.   CONTINUE READING →

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